Do smartphones have a place in schools?
When you’re old enough to drive, you’re old enough to have a smartphone. Not before
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by Nick Kossovan | Mar 6, 2024
When you’re old enough to drive, you’re old enough to have a smartphone. Not before
by Roslyn Kunin | Dec 26, 2023
by William Brooks | Oct 9, 2023
by Michael Zwaagstra | Jun 6, 2023
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Private sector partnerships are a great way to bring in some much-needed fresh ideas
by Michael Zwaagstra | Apr 26, 2023
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Bill 35 is not anti-teacher legislation. It is about keeping students safe
by Karine Coen-Sanchez | Apr 13, 2023
KARINE COEN-SANCHEZ: Just because you have knowledge about a subject doesn’t mean you know how to teach it
by Gerry Chidiac | Mar 30, 2023
GERRY CHIDIAC: Our school systems are far from perfect, but, to improve them, we need to look at real data
by Roslyn Kunin | Mar 27, 2023
ROSLYN KUNIN: Vancouver Independent School for Science and Technology aims to rectify that problem
by Michael Zwaagstra | Mar 20, 2023
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: ChatGPT is an impressive tool, but it is just that – a tool
by Michael Zwaagstra | Feb 20, 2023
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Grade 12 exams provide us with important information that we can use to improve our education system
by Michael Zwaagstra | Feb 2, 2023
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: The learning styles myth perpetuates a falsehood about how students learn
by Michael Zwaagstra | Jan 13, 2023
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Remote meetings are often not taken as seriously as in-person meetings
by Michael Zwaagstra | Dec 14, 2022
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: The whole language approach to teaching reading has been devastating for students
by Jennifer Turner | Oct 31, 2022
JENNIFER TURNER: A new approach to school-based social, emotional, and academic intervention needed
by Michael Zwaagstra | Sep 20, 2022
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: A group has asked Manitoba to establish an education equity secretariat to oversee equity officers working in Manitoba schools
by Erika Shaker | Aug 29, 2022
ERIKA SHAKER: America is taking a tentative step to help students. Canada needs to do much more to make post-secondary education affordable for all
by Vincent Geloso | Aug 25, 2022
VINCENT GELOSO: Tying funding to parental choices generates strong incentives for schools to provide higher-quality customization
by Michael Zwaagstra | Jul 19, 2022
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Students learn best when immersed in a content-rich learning environment that builds up their background knowledge
by Michael Zwaagstra | Jun 22, 2022
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Schools must avoid the equally misguided extremes of zero-tolerance policies and permissiveness, setting clear standards of behaviour